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    June 27, 2014
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    Bonjour, Je ne pense pas que l'on puisse parler de meilleur français. Où que l'on soit on a un accent. Pour les Parisiens, tout le reste de la France a un accent, et pour les provinciaux, les parisiens ont aussi un accent. En france c'est surtout une question de débit de parole, pas vraiment de vocabulaire je trouve, contrairement à d'autres pays.
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    June 27, 2014
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    Hi everybody! Hi! I've had an account on this site for almost a year I think but I've never really found the time to post something in my notebook. So here it is. I'm 23 and I've been studying English for quite some time now. I think that when it comes to written expression and oral comprehension, I'm pretty good. But the one thing I worry is pronunciation. One of the reasons I'm here is to find native English speakers, wanting to learn French or just looking for people around the world to talk to. It is one thing to speak English every day in class, but there's nothing better than hearing it from someone whose native language in English. And it's always useful to have some feedback, be it positive or negative. I plan to live abroad in the near future as an au pair or something since I'd like to put to good use what I learned before starting a career. I feel that this is now or never. If you're looking for the same thing as me, you know where to contact me :) Looking forward to getting to know some of you...
    June 27, 2014
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    Hi! I'm pretty sure he says "Set you to rights"
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    February 7, 2014
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    You could try using the software Anki. Each time you encouter a new word you add it, along with a definition and a sentence. It's like using flashcards. And it's easier to remember words like that than random word in lists.

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    September 22, 2013
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    Hi!

    I definitely think that sooner is better. I know from experience that when you learn a language without speaking it you can get "stuck" on a pronunciation that you think is right but that's kind of weird. If you feel embarrassed or that it's too soon, just try listening to French podcasts or watching movies and tv-shows with english subtitles or French subtitles if you're feeling ambitious. That's what I did and I thinks it helps tremendously.

    Above all, even though your vocabulary may be limited you can still speak with people who have a good grasp of English, it would be mutually beneficial.

    If you're interested, contact me.

    Bye

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    September 22, 2013
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    On dit "Joyeux anniversaire"
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    September 22, 2013
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